What are the outside dimensions? For Allegiant airlines it has to be 80" or less
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SpecificationsInterior Length:Interior Width:Interior Depth:Carton Length:Carton Width:Carton Depth:Shipping Weight: 48.00"14.00"11.00"52.00"13.00"16.00"18.00 lbsAlso, if you are flying via Allegiant, I would suggest shipping your clubs via FedEx Express a few days in advance to your destination as it would be cheaper. I shipped mine from my local FedEx store 3 days ahead of time, and it was only $30 or so. I think Allegiant charges $45 for checked bags or something. SpecificationsInterior Length:Interior Width:Interior Depth:Carton Length:Carton Width:Carton Depth:Shipping Weight: 48.00"14.00"11.00"52.00"13.00"16.00"18.00 lbsAlso, if you are flying via Allegiant, I would suggest shipping your clubs via FedEx Express a few days in advance to your destination as it would be cheaper. I shipped mine from my local FedEx store 3 days ahead of time, and it was only $30 or so. I think Allegiant charges $45 for checked bags or... » Read More SpecificationsInterior Length:Interior Width:Interior Depth:Carton Length:Carton Width:Carton Depth:Shipping Weight: 48.00"14.00"11.00"52.00"13.00"16.00"18.00 lbsAlso, if you are flying via Allegiant, I would suggest shipping your clubs via FedEx Express a few days in advance to your destination as it would be cheaper. I shipped mine from my local FedEx store 3 days ahead of time, and it was only $30 or so. I think Allegiant charges $45 for checked bags or something. « Show Less
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52" long, 13" wide, 17" deep, but the 17" deep is only on the bottom half of the case. You can see the bulge on the picture. I believe it is less than the 80" requirement.
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Recently used it without problem on United. Exterior as I measured at the widest: 51" x 15" x 13" = 79Happy golfing!
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The Nest Travel Bed manufactured by Phil & Teds is 30" x 15" x 13" when open. When stored, it measures 31" x 17" x 5". To find the exact seat dimensions of your particular airline and type of jet that you'll be flying (usually you can see the jet classification on your ticket information) you can search that on a helpful website www.seatguru.com. Depending on whether the flight is domestic or international it seems that the average economy class seats range in widths from 17"-20". This would be even more for business/first class seating. That being said, with the seat dimensions of two adjacent seats, the 30" length of the Nest (when up and being used) should be able to fit in even the smallest width of two airlines seats combined (34").
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I haven't used it as such yet but the size is what the airlines require which is one of the reasons I purchased it. The quality is very good the shipping was fast. I would recommend. I hope this helps you.
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A little less than 31 inches long. If it doesn't fit in a bag-- in the overhead compartment no problem.
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5.5 inches long (14cm), and 5.5 inches wide from the tip of the wing to the other. These are the most common measurements for model planes like this one (we have a lot of them: Delta, Boeing 777, United, Air Force One, Boeing 747, Alaska, American airlines, JetBlue, UPS, Avianca and Southwest-- these last two differing a little in circumference and length by few cm.)
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U have to check with ur airline. They have different policies from one airline to another. The dimensions are listed in the description
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My grandson has not tried but being a retired airline pilot and spending a lot of time in the back commuting to work I would say yes and no. Each airline has there own requirements. If you google the space under an airline seat it will show you each airlines requirement. Then you can compare it to the dimensions in the description.
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If you measure from the outer edge of the arm to outer edge its 80.5 inches..if you have no wiggle room then it won't fit.
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Many airlines, and particularly Southwest which is my usual carrier, use a limit of 62 inches for checked luggage. That's length + width + height. This bike is 70" on that basis before you put it into a weatherproof hard case, which is required for a bike like this as cardboard often won't survive airline handling. Southwest will accept up to 80" as "oversize", and this bike in a travel case could fit that limit, but that flies with a $75 surcharge. Paying $75 a trip to take along a $270 bike may not make sense. Better to buy something that folds smaller so it travels free. Many airlines, and particularly Southwest which is my usual carrier, use a limit of 62 inches for checked luggage. That's length + width + height. This bike is 70" on that basis before you put it into a weatherproof hard case, which is required for a bike like this as cardboard often won't survive airline handling. Southwest will accept up to 80" as "oversize", and this bike in a travel case could fit that limit, but that flies with a $75 surcharge. Paying $75 a trip to take along a $270 bike may not make sense. Better to buy something that folds smaller so... » Read More Many airlines, and particularly Southwest which is my usual carrier, use a limit of 62 inches for checked luggage. That's length + width + height. This bike is 70" on that basis before you put it into a weatherproof hard case, which is required for a bike like this as cardboard often won't survive airline handling. Southwest will accept up to 80" as "oversize", and this bike in a travel case could fit that limit, but that flies with a $75 surcharge. Paying $75 a trip to take along a $270 bike may not make sense. Better to buy something that folds smaller so it travels free. « Show Less
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When open it's 46" wide, 82" high and has a 60" tail but in it package it's 30 in. long and 3 in. wide. No problem to carry inside an airplane. Have a safe and wonderful trip. Enjoy.
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Don't worry about the dimensions, do yourself a favor and don't buy this flimsy piece of junk that will not last 2 flights.
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I don't remember the exact dimensions but it was smaller than I thought it would be due to the compression packaging. I think you could probably fit it into a carry-on sized bag but allowed sizes vary per airline. Sorry I couldn't be of more help, got it over a year ago. Maybe you can contact the manufacturer to get an exact dimension?
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I do not remember the exact size. I see no reason why you could not ship same as a extra piece of luggage. Have a safe and enjoyable flight.
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We only baggage checked. You can call the airline and ask, giving them the dimensions. Even with checking we were hassled a bit. Nothing extra allowed inside, they checked.
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17 inches long x 8 inches wide x 11.5 inches high. For pets up to 10 pounds. If the airline approves the large size, I would recommend it for the pet to be more comfortable, 19 inches long x 10 inches wide x 13 inches high (up to 22 pounds). That is what I have for my pug. I would only use the small for a kitten, or a small Chihuahua, or a tiny Yorkie.
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I'm flying in a week and am wondering the same thing. Delta's limits are 62 in. (L + H + W). It seems that this would be bigger than that 62. in. restriction--I guess it's just a matter of whether the airline would really measure it or not.
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Outside: 41"L x 25"W x 29"H(this includes the airline rails and stacking corners)Interior: 40"L x 22"W x 28"HDoor: 20"H x 15"W Outside: 41"L x 25"W x 29"H(this includes the airline rails and stacking corners)Interior: 40"L x 22"W x 28"HDoor: 20"H x 15"W